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There are millions of dollars
and multiple hours spent every day trying to increase website traffic,
by both ethical and unethical means. There is so much demand for traffic
solutions that people will go to any lengths to get ranked higher in
the search engines. But did you know that you could increase your traffic
by about 20% right now, with virtually no effort?Most times when you hear something like
this I suggest that you turn tail and run as it will normally lead to
your site’s ranking demise. This particular method of boosting traffic,
however, is not a scam; it’s not an unethical ploy; it is a genuine
method of increasing traffic via a future internet standard. The reason
that you can increase your traffic so vastly is because you are getting
in on the ground floor of a new technology which will revolutionize
the internet and the way that traffic is distributed.
To understand what we’re about to tell
you, you need to understand what an RSS feed is. Put simply, it’s a
standard format for sharing your content instantly with users and other
websites. People can quickly get access to ‘teasers’ for your latest
newsletters, articles, blogs, content and more, and click through to
see the full version. This method of distributing your information is
very helpful because it basically generates dynamic newsletters without
spamming and without causing your visitor any grief at all. In fact,
many users find RSS to be their preferred way to hear about updates
as RSS is so fast, user-friendly, and (most importantly) dynamic.
RSS feeds are often used by news sites
or blogs, as the content changes often enough to make it worth while.
By using highly targeted RSS feeds, you can improve your site's web
content without having to write it on your own – if someone offers you
an RSS feed of their site, you can add it to your site easily. This
provides you with a good content base which will keep visitors coming
back. The more information that people associate your site with the
more important they consider your site. The more important they consider
your site, the more important search engines will consider your site.
Providing RSS yourself will get lots of people to link to you and so
potentially improve your search engine rankings. Why?
1. RSS feeds can provide good, relevant
content for your website – there are plenty of RSS publishers with themed
content for you to choose from. These highly-targeted feeds will often
contain your keywords, and so increase the keyword relevancy of your
website. This helps even more than you may think as the key words will
be within link or “anchor” tags. Search engines value anchor tags almost
as much (if not more than) header tags (h1-h6).
2. RSS feeds can provide new, fresh content.
When new content is added to them, the old content drops off, making
sure that your website’s content doesn’t go stale. Most of your visitors
will not visit your site if they find that there is nothing new between
the first and second time that they visit it. If you want to keep your
visitors where they belong, you have to have a good selection of content
that is updated on a regular basis.
3. RSS feeds can get search engines to
crawl your site more frequently – daily in some cases. This helps your
site to rank higher in the search engines, and gives you an advantage
over your competition. Your RSS feed can do your SEO work for you.
RSS feeds can be great for getting your
newsletter, articles, or blog onto other people's sites, and that’s
very powerful, as long as you make sure that your RSS feed is adding
more to your business than it takes. In some situations, you might find
that including RSS on your page makes visitors click away from your
site, as they find that site’s content more interesting than you – and
people who click on RSS links might be less likely to click on ads.
Use caution with RSS feeds, or you could be in for a shock.
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